Lotus Eletre reaches US in late '24 with $107,000 base price
Vengeance Racing Gets New Look With Distinctive Concrete Concepts
Porsche Will Sell You A $5,000 Midcentury-Inspired Limited Edition Armchair
Porsche’sPepita houndstooth pattern cloth has a long history of cosseting the backsides of P-car drivers, having been used in its interiors since the mid-1960s. The pattern is inextricably linked to Porsche history. Likewise, furniture design owes much of what it is today to Ray and Charles Eames. Back in 1948, the…
Chevy Adds a New Sueded Microfiber Trim Panel Kit for the C8 Stingray and Z06’s Frunk and Trunk
Spend $2 Million Dollars On The Only Tucker Convertible Ever Made Because You're Worth It
Preston Tucker was a visionary, and his cars are cool as heck. There were so many technologies developed for the Tucker 48 Sedan, like the center headlight that pivoted with your steering wheel and the quick-change drivetrain that could be swapped out in fifteen minutes. Back in 1948 this car’s powerful Franklin engine
[VIDEO] First Twin-Turbo 2024 Corvette E-Ray Hits the Drag Strip and Runs in the 9s
SEMA Was Full Of Wild Concepts In 2002
The Specialty Equipment Market Association show is known for its brash excess and questionable design choices. No matter what your automotive passion, you will see something to both delight and infuriate you from some well-heeled turner shop. But there was a time when automakers ruled the SEMA concept floor with…
Rivian Figured Out How To Make Charging Suck Less
Charging in the U.S. sucks. It’s getting better thanks to some massive new investments, but it’s still incredibly common to show up at a charge site and find the only available charger is broken. The Tesla Supercharger network is currently the best in the business, which helps explain why every automaker decided to…
Bespoke Revuelto shown at first Lamborghini Arena gathering
Abarth Is Building An Alfa 4C The Way It Should Have Been All Along
Alfa Romeo’s diminutive carbon-tub two-seater 4C was a delightfully quirky little Italian sports car. It wasn’t perfect, but it was weird and wonderful in a spicy and rowdy way that wasn’t really appreciated in its time. The 4C died off in 2020, but four years later the brand basically built on a foundation of spicy…
2024 Toyota Land Cruiser, 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N: Today's Car News
Corvette Racing at Imola: Building on Qatar Performance
Tesla Owners Complain Full-Self Driving Keeps Driving Their Cars Into Curbs
Tesla owners are understandably peeved about the newest update (version 12.3.4) to the so-called Full Self Driving suite of driver assist features. It would seem that Tesla’s camera-only driving system is having a hard time figuring out curbs. As InsideEVs pointed out, some owners are taking to social media to voice…
What’s Your Worst Used Car Buying Experience?
If you are a human being on planet Earth who hails from modest means, there’s a good chance you’ve either purchased or considered purchasing a used vehicle. Not all used vehicle purchases are created equally, though. In fact, some are downright miserable, and I want to know all of your horror stories. Lay ‘em on me.
Audi teases updated E-Tron GT
Toyota Believes There's Room For Both The Land Cruiser And The 4Runner
Toyota is continuing to break into the off-road SUV market with two massive drops: the all-new 4Runner and the all-new Land Cruiser. Both SUVs boast rugged off-road chops, they sit on the same TNGA-F truck platform, and they even share several similar components. Are there really distinct enough audiences to appeal to…
Tesla Is Getting Rid Of Tons Of Sales Staff
Happy Tuesday! It’s April 16, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know.
2024 GMC Sierra EV arrives with 440-mile range, CrabWalk
Review: 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brings fun to electric age
Insta360 X4: One-Camera Motovlogging, Now A Reality
Next time you watch a motorcycle video on YouTube, try to count all the cameras at play. One on the helmet for that POV shot, one on the bars looking back up at the presenter, maybe even one in a chase van — and, more often than not, an Insta360 X3 mounted somewhere on the bike for the occasional ultra-wide angle or…
